Carry on Questing

ZTD

moo2moo wrote: »

However the maximum permissable tow weight of a Mazda MX5 is zero so in towing anything you'd invalidate your insurance and risk being slapped with a reckless driving penalty if caught.

No, no... Not a GT. A sports car...

moo2moo

Thats so not a sports car. Thats the status symbol of a fat bald 60 year old on his second midlife crisis with a silicone enhanced girlfriend significantly younger than his children and no taste.

ZTD

moo2moo wrote: »

Thats so not a sports car. Thats the status symbol of a fat bald 60 year old on his second midlife crisis with a silicone enhanced girlfriend significantly younger than his children and no taste.

Who has no taste? The 60 year old, or the girlfriend?

Lula-Hula

Oy you two,

A boat is what I'm after.

I do not wish to run 2 separate road vehicles & as a camper van wont fit in my garage & I dont have a drive, parking is somewhat 'challenging' & the local Waitrose has an anti-chaikey-wagon height barrier, then its quite clear that a boat is the most sensible option. Our bikes will easily fit on a boat so we wont need a car when we're on the move. The cat can also come along.

I do not need a permanent residential mooring as I have every intention of keeping my current home with its full amenities including fully stocked & functioning bathroom, washing machine & recently acquired large wardrobe, to say nothing of it being well within the catchment area of good local secondary school .

I simply want a sanctuary away from everyday life. I have never aspired to a large property & all the financial responsibility, kudos & maintenance that goes with it. Having a permanent home somehow involves gathering stuff & clutter. I want a place where only the bare essentials are required.

I have had a NSD, am slowly wading through all those organizations that need to know abnout the change of bank details & it's been monday

'nuff said, I'm off to bed

xx

Karmacat

Lula-Hula wrote: »

A boat is what I'm after.

I do not wish to run 2 separate road vehicles & as a camper van wont fit in my garage & I dont have a drive, parking is somewhat 'challenging' & the local Waitrose has an anti-chaikey-wagon height barrier, then its quite clear that a boat is the most sensible option. Our bikes will easily fit on a boat so we wont need a car when we're on the move. The cat can also come along.

I do not need a permanent residential mooring as I have every intention of keeping my current home with its full amenities including fully stocked & functioning bathroom, washing machine & recently acquired large wardrobe, to say nothing of it being well within the catchment area of good local secondary school .

I simply want a sanctuary away from everyday life. I have never aspired to a large property & all the financial responsibility, kudos & maintenance that goes with it. Having a permanent home somehow involves gathering stuff & clutter. I want a place where only the bare essentials are required.

Lula, sorry its been Monday :kisses3: I really, really know that feeling, especially with letting big organisations know things

I had to quote the bit from your previous post about the boat tho. I knew there was a reason I just subscribed to your thread!

I do want/actually do own my own home, but otherwise I'm with you every step of the way. I've got my driving test, but never driven regularly. And I see myself meandering about, but for long meanders, my vehicle of choice would be a winnebago or something, and I couldn't drive that without a year or so of refresher driving lessons.

So its a boat :j:j:j

Souk08

You're all mental, lovely but mental with the boat and sports car chat!

X

ZTD

Lula-Hula wrote: »

Oy you two,

A boat is what I'm after.

I do not wish to run 2 separate road vehicles & as a camper van wont fit in my garage & I dont have a drive, parking is somewhat 'challenging' & the local Waitrose has an anti-chaikey-wagon height barrier, then its quite clear that a boat is the most sensible option. Our bikes will easily fit on a boat so we wont need a car when we're on the move. The cat can also come along.

Absolutely - cats love boats. This one is leaping into the air and clapping its paws...

Karmacat

That would be a great photo if the kids didn't also look absolutely *terrified* :eek:

Its the kind of photo that makes me wimp out and think "I hope everyone was okay .... they (who's "they"?) wouldn't put a photo like that up if anyone came to any harm, would they?"

Shoe_Gal

Karmacat wrote: »

That would be a great photo if the kids didn't also look absolutely *terrified* :eek:

Its the kind of photo that makes me wimp out and think "I hope everyone was okay .... they (who's "they"?) wouldn't put a photo like that up if anyone came to any harm, would they?"

Thought it was only me that thought like that I always worry whether homeless kittens on TV get homes!

Lula-Hula

Shoe_Gal wrote: »

Thought it was only me that thought like that I always worry whether homeless kittens on TV get homes!

Err yes they do, & then to show their gratitude they spend the next 6 months bringing unwanted gifts such as half a mouse, numerous frogs in varying stages of death & occasionally just a handful of feathers.

Sorry, cant concentrate, too buys being shocked at bbc1 :eek: